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Name
Keys to press
ASR
ATAN
ATANH
B
BACK
BASE
BASE 10
BASE 16
BASE 2
BASE 8
BASE?
BATT
BC?
BestF
WP 34S Owner's Manual
in modes
ASR
Integer
n
DECM
DECM
BACK
INPUT
n
¬
BASE
n
All
INPUT
¬
Integer
BASE?
DECM
DECM
BATT
Integer
BC?
Integer
n
BestF
All
Remarks (see p. 74 for general information)
(1)
Works
like
commands in the HP-16C, corresponding to a
n
division by 2
. ASR 0 executes as NOP, but loads
L
. See p.
56
for more.
(1) Returns
(1) Returns
pressing
here.
(0) Jumps n steps backwards (0 ≤ n ≤ 255). E.g.
BACK 1 goes to the previous program step. If
BACK attempts to cross an END, an error is
thrown.
Reaching
execution. Compare SKIP.
ATTENTION: If you edit a section of your routine
that is crossed by one or more BACK, SKIP, or
CASE jumps, this may well result in a need to
manually maintain all those statements individually.
(0) Sets the base
2 ≤
≤ 16 (see pp. 52ff for more). Popular bases
n
are directly accessible on the keyboard.
Furthermore, BASE 0 sets DECM, and BASE 1
calls FRACT. See there.
ATTENTION: Stack contents are converted when
switching from an integer mode to DECM, and are
truncated vice versa. Other register contents stay
as they are (see p. 159). – BASE 10 is not DECM.
(-1) Returns the integer base set.
(-1) Returns the integer base set before DECM.
(0) Measures the battery voltage in the range
between 1.9
V
and 3.4
(0) Works like in DECM but returns the value in
units of 100
mV
.
(0) Tests the specified bit in
(0) Selects the best curve fit model, maximizing
the correlation like BEST does in the HP-42S.
Edition 3.1
n
(≤ 63)
consecutive
51
.
. Note there is no need for
step
000
stops
n
for integer calculations, with
V
and returns this value.
x
.
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